For people who fill the long income tax form with illegaldeductions, every 6 out of 9 know it is illegal, and theremaining 3 out of 9 did it incorrectly because they areunfamiliar with the tax regulations. Among those whofilled illegal deductions and know it is illegal, 75% willdeny knowledge of the error. Among those who filledillegal deductions because of unfamiliarity, 100% denyknowledge of the error. If the filer filled out the formwith illegal deductions and denies the knowledge of theerror, what is the probability that the filer knows it'sillegal?

Define the following events:D: The form filler denies knowledge of the error.F: The form filler is…

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